My daughters have been at Think For Fun since it's inception in 2011. Attending these math enrichment classes at a level higher than what they have been learning in school has been tremendously beneficial to my children. They love math as a subject, are tremendously confident in tackling math problems at school which shows in their grades. My high schooler has been telling me that what she learned while she was in eighth grade at Think For Fun is still helping her through her PreCalculus and Calculus A/B courses in high school. What I like the most about Think For Fun as compared to other math enrichment classes like Kumon is that they have a comprehensive mix of problems that span the range of math skills from operations/computations to logical problem solving and all branches of mathematics - arithmetic, algebra, geometry, calculus, trigonometry etc. True to its name, it actually encourages thinking rather than just following steps/formulas by rote. There is one hour of classroom instruction followed by an hour or so in the lab where math games or quizzes are conducted to make the learning process more fun. The curriculum is well-designed such that an area like algebra is introduced at a very basic level to help understand the underlying concepts prior to actually introducing variables and equations. The homework booklets are well balanced between operations and problems and provide plenty of practice. The owners actually care about assessing whether the children have imbibed the concepts and taking action if they think certain new concepts need to be reinforced further. I would highly recommend these classes to any child that would like to excel in math and STEM in general. read more

Think for Fun really helped my girls gain math capabilities and confidence. They attended TFF for two+ years (summer, 4th grade, 5th grade). At the beginning, they were extremely reluctant and intimidated, but they quickly became acclimated to the weekly regimen of class time and homework. Their Think for Fun test scores were very strong, and their growing comprehension and "math ease" were reflected in their even stronger math scores in school. One of them even jumped a Think for Fun level the 2nd year. I really love love love the program, and I was admittedly sad when we decided to put our attendance on hold while my girls headed off to different, tougher charter and private schools this year. However, we will be back if our schedules and math needs warrant. The cost was well worth it; the value and "return on investment" were tremendous. My only regret is that I did not start then in TFF when they were younger. read more

One of the best things I did for my three kids is that I signed them up for think for fun for many years. The exercises, homework and one-on-one attention from good teachers taught them how to think, how to solve problems. They learned a lot of useful concepts, frequently playfully and the positive effect is felt in their studies even years later. Even my not so much into STEM kid profited from it greatly. The teachers had lots of creative ideas to make the learning process fun, had systems to motivate, reward for good performance or even effort. read more

- Great tutoring center with dedicated teachers - Logical learning and problem solving that makes a difference - Practice tests and solutions for school level as well as outside Math exams. - Helps you grow according to your caliber. read more

There is no comparable program out there that covers all the necessary math concepts in a fun and appealing way. TFF is a program designed for students that can take the extra mile and feel that school math is not sufficient. read more

I couldn't have found a better place for my kids to learn and enjoy math in such an encouraging and fun way. They love to go to Think for fun. They have learnt to enjoy the challenge of problem solving there. read more

TFF is a math bootcamp, where the kids are effectively challenged in depth and breadth of the covered topics. Couldn't ask for a better place to improve my kid's math skills. read more